Tactical Rifleman shows the IFAK that is in use by the Navy SEALs and stresses on the importance in using first aid kits issued to them apart from being trained in firearms and tactics... "This week on Tactical Rifleman I go over the basic IFAK kit carried by a majority of Naval Special Warfare operators. I say majority because the realm of medical treatment in combat is constantly and innovatively evolving.

Tactical Rifleman feature the Ryker Grip, the a Navy SEAL's favourite rifle grip as he explains in the video... "This week I give a quick down and dirty on a great option for your rifle: the Ryker grip. We tested this side mounted grip with a series of target acquisition drills on one of my personal rifles and, in my opinion, performed exceedingly well. Over my military career I have always used a bottom mounted, front grip.

Tactical Rifleman posted 11 videos on their Special Operations Test. Check them all out to see if you can do such tests for airsoft purposes... "Weapons Handling is the secret to not being just a good shooter, but a great shooter. Being efficient, proficient and smooth in how you operate and manipulate your weapons is something that a trained instructor can see from a distance.

The Tactical Rifleman recommends the FLIR Breach as the best mini thermal camera for all missions. It is a monocular that can be mounted on NVG mounts allowing for hands free use of the thermal camera in tactical situations. Since it is 7.4 ounces it is pocketable and features onboard recording and seven palettes for fast detection of suspects or evidence, day or night.

Tactical Rifleman reviews the Crimson Trace Laser Guard Pro which they consider to be the best light/laser for the Glock Pistol... "You guys all know that I preach mastering your Iron Sights. You also know that I always prefer to have a weapon mounted light, whether rifle or pistol.  So, when Glock asked me to try out their new Glock-43; I knew I needed to find a light for it. Hunting around, I heard that Crimson Trace had a 'new' pistol light for the G-42/43.

This is something that airsofters should always learn though we do not encourage you to practice this in public spaces. Tactical Rifleman shows how to shoot in crowded situations... "As we train on the flat range and conduct abstract drills to reinforce our fundamentals, we can’t forget the context of real situations.

Tactical Rifleman shows you the 2-As Pistol Drill so you can shoot accurately when speed counts... "This weeks video is about how to use the sight picture you HAVE to get the hits you NEED. Shooters waste time searching for the perfect sight picture...you only need an 'Acceptable' sight picture to get 'Adequate' hits on target. The Two A’s.

Perhaps you think that being accurate means being precise when shooting? Well, not really as explained by Tactical Rifleman in this video... "This week, on Tactical Rifleman, we are going to do another Precision Rifle or “Sniper” video. Now, I know that these videos don’t get a lot of views, like our sexy & exciting videos do. I know sniper rifles are boring. Tough Shit, because our goal is to make all of us better shooters; and to do that, we need to know (and master) the basics.

So you want to setup your AR like how a Navy SEAL does? Watch this video from the Tactical Rifleman... "Now, spoiler alert... nothing on my setup is going to really blow any skirts up. I have the usual SOP setup (optic, back-up irons, flashlight, etc.) But what I have found is some great products on the market these days that can really boost your AR performance. Things such as trigger upgrades, grips, flashlights, etc. can really step up your rifle game.

Even if you own an airsoft M249, you might want to learn how to operate a real M249. Tactical Rifleman shows you how in this video... "This week, on Tactical Rifleman, we are going to do a brief introduction into the M-249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW). Pretty well everyone in the modern US military is familiar with this weapon. It’s used in base defense, mounted on light vehicles, and is the “Suppressing Fire” weapon of all our infantry squads. We aren’t going to bore you with all the statistics.